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Environmental - April, 2016

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• Lawmakers Blast Gold King Mine Spill Reimbursement Plan
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• Vt. High Court Rejects Town's Challenge To Solar Array
• Maine, Municipalities Will Appeal Tribe's River Rights Ruling
• Children Get A Win In Climate Suit Against Wash. State
• Feds Say Arapaho-Shoshone Row Is An Intertribal Dispute
• EPA Says Texas-Okla. Haze Plan Fight Belongs In DC Circ.
• Much Shelist Snags Veteran Enviro Attorney From Reed Smith
• 9th Circ. Set To Mull Insurance Coverage For EPA Query
• DOJ Floats Cape Canaveral Launch Site Cleanup Settlement
• Dominion's $159M NY Pipeline Upgrade Gets FERC Approval
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Transocean Merger Suit
• EPA Wants Bee Advocates Suing Over Pesticides To Buzz Off
• Insurer Needn't Cover $3.4M Coal Plant Spat, 8th Circ. Says
• Ex-Lockheed Worker Can't DQ Judge In Girardi Fraud Suit
• Public Trust Doctrine Suit Could Clear Procedural Hurdles
• Texas High Court Nixes Houston Air Quality Law
• California To Seek $90M From PG&E For Deadly Wildfire
• Tribe, Enviros Say Win In Alaska Forest Case Warrants Fees
• Counsel Row Resolved In $70M Wind Energy Award Suit
• Appvion Resists Feds' Judgment Bid Over Fox River Cleanup
• Tax Court Spikes $16M Golf Course Easement Deduction
• Enviros Threaten Suit Over Nitrogen, Sulfur Emission Plans
• Vet Groups Sue VA Seeking Water Contamination Benefit Docs
• Mexican Wolf Allies Get FWS To Promise A Recovery Plan
• Oil Pipeline Spill Case In Wrong Court, Oil Groups Say
• Green Bonds Soar Despite Uncertain Legal Environment
• Mayors Urge Obama To Speed Up Methane Regulations
• Volkswagen Faces Criminal Probe On The Road Ahead
• Senate Dems Continue Filibuster On $37B Spending Bill
• EPA Says Enviros Can't Get Quick Water Quality Standards
• Uranium Plant, Enviros Clash Over Radon Emissions Liability
• Using The New Federal Rules To Rein In Discovery
• Petroterminal Entitled To $2M Defense Costs, 2nd Circ. Told
• Rising Star: Squire Patton Boggs' John Lazzaretti
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• Both Sides Seek To Pause FCA Suit Over $4.5B Cleanup
• Exxon Didn't Overpay Millions In Enviro Deals, Jury Finds
• Lubrizol Seeks 6th Circ. Review After Pollution Verdict
• Suntech Beats Trustee's Skepticism To Win Ch. 11 Plan OK
• Texas Officials Want Austin Highway Projects Enviro Suit Axed
• Senate Dems Block $37B Spending Bill Over Iran Clause
• House Committee Passes Pipeline Safety Bill
• Jones Day Report Wanted For VW Securities Action
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Mandate Of Grazing Trespass Ruling
• FERC Blocks Ohio Coal Plant Subsidy Deals
• Rising Star: Hunton & Williams' Aaron Flynn
• Possible Bird Protection No Harm To Military, Dems Say
• Enviros Take Power Plant Discharge Data Case To DC Circ.
• AVIC Opposes Splitting Of Issues In $70M Wind Energy Row
• Partners Group Sinks $100M Into Solar Plant Developer
• Morgan Stanley Must Face $81M Buyback Suit, 2nd Circ. Says
• Water Infrastructure Bill Would Give Flint Another Boost
• EPA Sends Clean Energy Incentive Proposal To White House
• Compromise In Congress Over Bipartisan Energy Reform
• EPA Shirking SF Bay Water-Quality Review Duties, Enviros Say
• DOD Must Fork Over Costs For Shipyard Cleanup, Maine Says
• FWS Won't Designate Critical Habitat For Long-Eared Bat
• Exxon Tells High Court $236M MTBE Verdict Cannot Stand
• DC Circ. Kills Enviros' Exelon Nuke Plant Relicense Suit
• Rising Star: BakerHostetler's Mark DeLaquil
• House Bill Would Make Oil Cos. Reimburse For Spills Near US
• Feds Say They're Not Liable In NM Superfund Dispute
• Feds, Arizona Ask Judge To Toss Highway Plan Challenge
• Judge Who Drank Tainted Flint Water DQs Himself
• Akin Gump Leads Laclede In $344M Deal For Natural Gas Cos.
• Gas Drilling Not Part Of $3.8B LNG Project Review, FERC Says
• Husch Blackwell Faces DQ In Contract Dispute
• Cabot Rips Lawyer In Bid To Toss $4.2M Fracking Verdict
• Senate OKs Wind Energy Amendment In Funding Bill Debate
• Chesapeake, Others Try To Shake Frack Quake Suit
• AVIC Stalling By Refusing To Split $70M Suit, Tang Says
• Treasury Officials Must Testify In $226M Energy Tax Credit Row
• REIT Potlatch Sells Idaho Timberlands For $114M
• Statutes Of Repose In Environmental Litigation After CTS
• Chilean Investors Sue Arbitrator After $5M Solar Defeat
• Murray Energy Fights EPA's MATS Cost Analysis At DC Circ.
• AVIC Says Soaring Wind, Tang Can't Split $70M Award Fight
• Quiet Compromises Set Stage For TSCA Reform Bill's Debut
• NJ Enviros Say State Flouted Pipeline Approval Process
• High Court Won't Hear Crow Citizens' Water Rights Appeal
• TransCanada Agrees To Enviro Review Of $12B Pipeline
• EPA Dragging Its Feet On Water Contamination, Enviros Say
• Constitution Says NYDEC 'Playing Politics' With Pipeline Denial
• Pittsburgh Utility Cited For Water Treatment Change
• Water Agency Tells 9th Circ. DOI Warping Tribal Tax Rule
• 11th Circ. Wants To Know If Water Rule Challenge Is Moot
• Western Pa. Pipeline Builders Challenge DEP Permit Order
• In Congress: Trade, Privacy, Fiscal Year 2017
• Sen. Barrasso Slams EPA For Gold King Mine Spill Response
• Oxy Commits $40M To Treat Water At Tenn. Superfund Site
• New EPA Ozone Limits Are Flawed, Challengers Tell DC Circ.
• Judge Won't Stay Arbitration In Texas Wind Energy Dispute
• DOI Reaches Cobell Land Buyback Pacts With 3 More Tribes
• Pa. High Court Could Have Final Say On Oil, Gas Well Regs
• With Regret, Volkswagen Holds Back Emission Probe Findings
• Mining Co. Wants Judge To Revisit Cleanup Suit Fees Order
• Timber Co.'s $1.9M Asbestos Claim Too Late, WR Grace Says
• House Dems Float Criminal Penalties For 'Defeat Devices'
• DOJ Asks Daimler AG To Probe Its US Diesel Emissions
• Aussie Solar Panel Co. Asks Judge To Toss $1.3M Award
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Russia, Mexico Turn Up The Heat
• 10th Circ. Says State Isn't Behind Resort's Snowboard Ban
• SunEdison Gets Nod To Begin Tapping $300M Ch. 11 Financing
• Challenges To State E-Waste Laws Face Tough Battle
• VW Mea Culpa Paved Path To Lightning-Fast DOJ Settlement
• High Court Unlikely To Wade Into 6th Circ. Water Row
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• Enviros Sue FWS To Take The Heat Off The Bull Trout
• NJ Takes Steps To Allow More Development In Protected Area
• Amid Suit, EPA Proposes New Rules For Maine's Tribal Waters
• Recycler Tells 9th Circ. Insurer Waived Right To Cancel Policy
• Hall Estill Plants Flag In Denver With Ex-Energy Co. GCs
• 4 Clean Energy Takeaways From SunEdison's Collapse
• Pa. Oil, Gas Well Rules OK'd By Regulatory Review Board
• SoCalGas Officers Slapped With Derivative Suit Over Gas Leak
• Enviro Groups Sue Feds Over Navajo Coal Approvals
• A Review Of Gov't Cases Against Execs In Q1
• Senate Bid To Block Clean Water Rule Funding Falls Short
• Kinder Morgan Shuts Off $5B Natural Gas Pipeline Project
• VW To Fix, Buy Back Some Cars In Emissions Fraud Deal
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Venue For Water Rule Challenge
• Why Earth Day Is Everyone's Business
• Clean Energy Giant SunEdison Files For Ch. 11
• Interior Dept. Sued Over 'Fast Track' Offshore Permits
• Oil Co., Worker Plead Not Guilty To Mont. Oil Spill Charges
• Ranchers Seek 9th Circ. Stay Of Grazing Trespass Ruling
• BP, Boeing, Others Agree To $78M Calif. Superfund Cleanup
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Ex-Dentons Products Liability Pro
• Caterpillar Inks $60M Deal To Exit Bus Engine Defect Suit
• Fla. Court Nixes Approval Of New FPL Nuclear Plant Units
• Senate Considers $37B Energy And Water Funding Bill
• States Tell High Court MATS Rule Should Have Been Nixed
• FWS Bows To Pressure, Tweaks ESA Petition Proposal
• House Transportation Committee Clears Pipeline Safety Bill
• Feds, DEP Accuse Pa. Coal Cos. Of Excess Discharges
• Gov't Can't Break Up Suit Kept Alive By EPA, FBI Agents' Affair
• Mich. AG Charges 3 In Flint Crisis, Says More To Come
• Senate Easily Passes Sweeping Energy Policy Update
• From Gov't To Firm, Happily: Changing Careers Midstream
• Mitsubishi Admits To Falsified Fuel Efficiency Data
• Green Groups Slam EPA's 'Sham Recycling' Rule
• Gardere Adds Ex-EPA Atty To Enviro Team In Dallas
• Trustee Takes Dim View Of Releases In Suntech Ch. 11 Plan
• Texas County Asks For New Trial In Int'l Paper Pollution Row
• EPA's Mercury Rule Cost Analysis Tees Up New Battles
• Pa. Board Tells Court Not To Block Review Of Drilling Rules
• Alaska Tribe's Fishing Rights Suit Out-Swims Dismissal Bid
• Enviro Group Says 7th Circ. Failed To Probe Fraud In $3B Row
• Okla. Drillers Slam BIA Bid To End Permit Suit
• Flint Residents' Water Crisis Suit Nixed From Federal Court
• Enviro Groups Say FERC's Pa. Pipeline Review Came Up Short
• Senate Revives Vast Energy Policy Update
• Aussie Solar Co. Accused Of Defying $1.3M Arbitration Award
• Dems Defend 'Fab' EPA Head As GOP Grills Her On '17 Budget
• Advocacy Groups Remain Skeptical Of EU's Investment Court
• Girardi Keese Says Fraud Suit Rehashes Old Claims
• VW Feels Arizona's Heat Over Emissions Scandal
• FERC Shirked Review Of $3.8B LNG Project, DC Circ. Told
• Objectors Again Say Lawmakers Must Approve NM Water Deal
• Bellwether Trials: A Defense Perspective
• US Investors' Claims Fall Flat, Costa Rica Tells Tribunal
• Paper Co. Defends Sanctions Bid In $200M Superfund Tussle
• Pa. Justices Asked To Block Drilling Site Rules Ahead Of Vote
• Texas Pushes 5th Circ. To Delay EPA's Haze Plan
• EPA Tells DC Circ. Coal Ash Rule Isn't Too Tough Or Weak
• Calif. Says Shark Fin Ban Doesn't Warrant High Court Review
• DOT Floats Rule Tackling Highway Congestion
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Leave Farm Pollution Rule Intact
• Nossaman Nabs Seattle Enviro Partner From Marten Law
• Puerto Rico Gets Trammo Back On The Hook In MTBE MDL
• EPA Drops Proposed Emissions Limits On Race Cars
• Arco Blasts Tribal Builder's 'Cut-And-Paste' Redo Request
• FERC Greenlights $3.5B LNG Export Project
• Should Energy Cos. Expect More Climate Change Probes?
• Leucadia Walks Away From $6B Ore. LNG Project
• Entergy Asks Full 5th Circ. To Block Sierra Club In FOIA Row
• Range Resources Avoids Drilling Near The Rich, Enviros Say
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• Feds, Penn National, Tribe Members Push To Nix Casino Suit
• BLM Says Enviros Can't Challenge Calif. Land Use Plan
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Feds OK'd Solar Plant In Crucial Fox Habitat, Enviros Say
• Texas Justices Say Utility Not Immune From Atty Fee Fight
• Railroads Want Quick Win On NJ Couple's Derailment Claims
• Solenex Says Feds Canceled Drilling Lease 'Out Of Spite'
• CPP Foes Take Down EPA's Defense Of 'Extraordinary' Rule
• Ex-NY Sen. Skelos Denied Acquittal, New Corruption Trial
• SunEdison Floats Bankruptcy Loan Proposal With Creditors
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To EPA's Vehicle Emissions Model
• EPA Says Cost Analysis Supports Mercury Rule
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• BLM Aims To Increase Timber Harvest In Western Oregon
• Feds, Colo. Sue Hecla Unit Over Mining Superfund Site Costs
• GAO Denies Protest Of $8M Army Corps Cleanup Contract
• SoCalGas Back On The Hook For Gas Leak Relocation Payouts
• Mich. Officials Seek To Nix Flint Bottled Water Delivery
• 5 Tips For Aspiring Environmental Attorneys
• EPA Wants Pebble Mine To Prove Financial Harm
• Interior Dept. Releases Final Offshore Well Control Regs
• DuPont Wants To Split Trial In Cancer MDL Suit
• $49M National Grid Gas Plant Cleanup Trial Settles On 3rd Day
• Conflicts And Confusion With CPP's Compliance Deadlines
• Protecting Privileged PR Info During An Enviro Crisis
• Enviro Groups Back Obama Rejection Of Keystone Pipeline
• Exxon Turns To Texas Court To Block Climate Change Probe
• Groups Ask Mich. Gov. To Cancel Enbridge Pipeline Easement
• Ex-Mine Co. Exec Wants To Hold Off Prison During Appeal
• CORRECTED: Texas Citizens Group Loses Appeal To Nix Transfer Station
• Feds Pay Boeing $41M In Air Force Plant Cleanup Deal
• Solar Energy Keeps Shining In Massachusetts — For Now
• EPA's About-Face On Car Racing Mods Questioned
• Attorney-Client Privilege Derailed By Custom And Practice
• NY Judge OKs $1.1M OT Award For Prosource Workers
• NJ Activists Seek To Halt Construction On Historic Battlefield
• Court Upbraids NM Atty For Missing Tribal Water Deal Talks
• EU Agency Says Pesticide Could Pose Health Risk
• Monsanto Tells Hawaii Judge To Toss Herbicide Cancer Suit
• Clean Energy Tax Credits Cut From Senate FAA Bill
• Ex-Im Bank Cleared From Enviros' Aussie LNG Loan Suit
• EPA Sued Over Slow Progress On Aircraft Emissions Regs
• Feds Urge Approval Of $67M Partial Lower Fox River Deal
• US Wants WTO To Take Another Look At Tuna Labeling Rules
• Ex-EPA Criminal Enforcement Head Jumps To Private Sector
• Pa. Legislative Committees Want Oil And Gas Well Rules Killed
• Indicted NJ Landfill Owner Asks To Halt Cleanup Suit
• EPA Urges ND Court To Toss Water Rule Challenge
• Calif. Proposes New Rules For Short-Lived Climate Pollutants
• Deepwater Spill Increased Dolphin Deaths, NOAA Says
• Paccar Fights To Keep Engine Suit In Federal Court
• House GOP Wants More Details On Fuel Standards Review
• White House Set To Review US Arctic Drilling Regulations
• Insurer Owes For $31M Tar Cleanup, National Grid Tells Jury
• BLM Reports Backlog Of Unused Oil And Gas Drilling Permits
• Wind Energy Investors Say Counsel Spat Nearly Resolved
• Wyo. Trespass Laws Still Illegal After Tweaks, Suit Says
• Judge's Recusal Sought Due To Spouse At Susman Godfrey
• EPA Should Have Justified Coal Permit Nix, DC Circ. Told
• Eminent Domain Gets Court OK In Jersey Shore Dune Fight
• Mass. Bumps Net Metering Cap To Spur Solar Projects
• Enviros Say BLM Ignores Grazing's Effect On Climate Change
• Pittsburgh, Enviros Settle Challenge To $400M Development
• Jet Co. Wants Contract Award Against Nigerian Co. Confirmed
• EPA Says Water Rule Belongs In 6th Circ. Despite Old Filing
• FERC Pressed To Rethink Rejection Of $7.5B LNG Project
• Okla. Drillers Lack Standing To Sue Over Permits, BIA Says
• Conservationist Coal Company: No Longer An Oxymoron
• ARCO Can't Use Superfund Plan As A Shield, Landowners Say
• King & Spalding Nabs 2 Former NHTSA Attorneys In DC
• Keep Kids' Climate Suit Alive For Now, Magistrate Says
• Boeing, Gov't Settle Jet Plant Enviro Cleanup Dispute
• In Congress: Kicking Off 3 Busy Weeks
• Pacific NW Tribal Group Leery Of Lawsuit Over Fish Hatcheries
• Platinum Mine Exec Gets 1 Year In Pollution Cover-Up Case
• BIA Plans Enviro Review Of Tribal Solar Project In Ariz., Nev.
• Oregon Dams Won't Open For Spotted Frogs Even A Tad
• Monsanto's FIFRA Stance Can't Nix Roundup Cancer Suit
• Texas Appeals Court Favors Exxon, Shell In Superfund Suit
• Norwegian Shipping Co. To Pay $2.5M For Oil Dump In Gulf
• Navajo Leader Backs Call For EPA Subpoena Over Mine Spill
• Environmental Lab Challenges Pa. Accreditation Suspension
• Feds Owe 3 Nuclear Cos. $77M For Breached Waste Contracts
• BNSF Testing Wash. Tribe's Limits In Oil Shipping Row
• Blankenship To Appeal To 4th Circ. In Mine Blast Case
• Monsanto Ducks Consolidation Bid In PCB Contamination Row
• EPA, Enviros Fight 5th Circ. Bid For Haze Plan Delay
• Legal Delivery In The 'Gig Economy'
• Chancery Keeps Alive Lloyd's Chemical Spray Liability Fight
• BLM Greenlights Controversial Utah Shale Oil Project
• Capital Dynamics Nears $500M Goal For Secondaries Fund
• Cabot Wants $4.2M Pa. Fracking Verdict Overturned
• ExxonMobil, NY Agree To $10.8M Oil Spill Settlement
• FERC Greenlights Transco's NJ Pipeline Expansion
• Interim Class Counsel Picked In Mercedes 'Defeat Device' Row
• Grand Jury Docs Used In BP Fraud Indictments Stay Sealed
• Honeywell, Saint-Gobain Sued Over Chemical-Tainted Water
• Backpackers Seek 6th Circ. Rehearing Over Nat'l Park Fee
• London Exchange Joins Green Bonds Initiative
• Water Rule Foes Say EPA Cert. Petition Bolsters En Banc Bid
• Talos Unit Pays $4.2M To Resolve Pollution, Safety Charges
• FERC-DOJ Teamwork Sets Stage For Increased Enforcement
• White House To Review EPA Oil, Gas Infrastructure Proposal
• Mercedes Sued Again Over Alleged Diesel Emissions Cheating
• 'Waters Of The US' Still Murky After 6th Circ. Ruling
• Coast Guard Taking Too Long For Liability Ruling, Insurers Say
• McCain Wants EPA Head Subpoenaed Over Gold King Hearing
• RICO Suit Says Flint Pushed Toxic Water To Fix Budget
• Teck Tells 9th Circ. Canadian Air Emissions Escape CERCLA
• Feds Strike New Accord To Remove Klamath River Dams
• Ex-BP Rig Supervisor In Deepwater Spill Dodges Jail Time
• DQ'd Firm Can Seek Fees In BP Deepwater Settlements
• Senate Votes To Move Forward With FAA Reauthorization Bill
• BofA, Others Pledge $8B For Green Energy Projects
• 9th Circ. Says River Cleanup Remand Order Can't Be Appealed
• VW Hit With First Emissions Suit By Franchise Dealers
• Succession Planning: A Key Strategy For Law Firm Longevity
• Blankenship Gets 1 Year In Prison Over Massey Mine Blast
• NH Urges High Court To Keep $236M Judgment In Exxon Row
• NM Businesses Tell City To Take A Hike On Route 66 Bus Plan
• Army Corps Wins Review Of Fla. Mitigation Bank Order
• Feds Say They Paid Fair Share In $1.5B Superfund Site
• Origins Of Wolverine Rule Left Out Climate Change: Judge
• DOI Greenlights Southern California Solar Project
• Feds Hit Ex-Massey CEO's Bid To Duck Prison During Appeal
• Sunoco Lands Another Eminent Domain Win For Pa. Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Agrees To Speed Up Sailors' $1B Fukushima Suit
• Keep $950M Antitrust Suit Alive, Solar Co. Tells 6th Circ.
• FERC Shuts Down Columbia River Add-On Hydro Bid
• SunEdison Troubles Mount As Yieldco Hit With $231M Suit
• Monsanto Prevails In $15M PCB Cancer Trial
• Bharara Seeks 12-15 Years For Ex-NY Senate Leader Skelos
• Construction Groups Fight New OSHA Silica Exposure Limits
• Tesoro Tells 5th Circ. To Ax Chartis Win In $30M Cleanup Row
• BIA Says It Shouldn't Be Forced To Act On Oil, Gas Permits
• BLM Defends Wyo. Coal Lease Extensions At 10th Circ.
• Judge Tosses Syngenta's 3rd-Party Claims In Corn MDL
• Law360's Environmental Disaster Survival Guide: Aftermath
• TSCA Amendments Are Coming: 5 Ways To Prepare Now
• Lay And Expert Testimony: Using Employee Witnesses
• Ruffled Nevada Seeks Quick Win In Sage-Grouse Habitat Spat
• Paper Coater Rips Sanctions Bid In Wis. Superfund Suit
• BLM Urges Court To Nix Tribe's Opposition To Fracking Rule
• Maryland Law Forces 40% Greenhouse Gas Cut By 2030
• Alpha Can't Wring Blast Probe Cost From Ex-Massey CEO
• Coal Terminal Review Paused For Tribe's Permit Fight
• Entergy Wins $6.6M From Gov't In Spent Fuel Rod Dispute
• Paccar Engine Suit Belongs In State Court, Drivers Say
• BP Gets $20B Deepwater Settlement Approved
• DQ'd Firm Wants Piece Of BP's Deepwater Settlement Action
• BIA, Shoshones 'Hijacked' Joint Contracts, Arapahos Say
• Open Questions Over Alaska Lands After Sturgeon
• AES Settles Dominican Republic Coal Ash-Dumping Suit
• Exxon Can't Escape $2.7M Fine For Pipeline Leak
• Law360's Environmental Disaster Survival Guide: The Crisis
• Enviro Group Protests Florida River-Dredging Project
• Getting Rail Hazmat Violation Enforcement Back On Track
• Obama Had Authority To Nix Keystone XL Pipeline, Gov't Says
• Tribe Can Seek Cleanup Suit Fees After All, Judge Says
• Mesa Slams NAFTA Tribunal's Canada 'Buy Local' Ruling
• Caffe Ribs Wins Round In Texas Land Value Dispute
• Aliso Canyon Leak Prompts DOT, DOE To Launch Task Force
• EPA Urges 6th Circ. Not To Rehear Water Rule Decision
• Noble Energy Fights Well-Plug Order At DC Circ.
• DOI Wrongly Pumping Up Royalty Violations, Statoil Says
• NRDC, ACLU Slam Flint's Bid To Dodge Water Crisis Suit
• Law360's Environmental Disaster Survival Guide: Preparation
• 9th Circ. Backs EPA Ruling On Ariz. Haze Plan
• Chicago Can't Escape Suit Over Phosphorous Pollution
• The 2016 Rising Stars, By Firm
• EPA Has Authority To Craft CPP, Lawmakers Tell DC Circ.
• Ex-Massey CEO Wants Prison Time Put Off Pending Appeal